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Tastey No one's mad at you girl, we're all just having our say, I remember you asking about how come there are these 'spats' going on when you first logged on and now here you are right in the middle of them - lmao. Its all good natured and I still love ya back ;-) Hey, if hubby's taken the dry cleaning in perhaps he's been reading the board too !! lol
Clarky I think I get you man, Am and D would put me in the key of G but if the tonal emphasis was on the Am I would actually be in the modal key of A dorian. Trial and error I guess, ain't no easy way after all these years I should know that -lmao. Ever thought of doing an instructional DVD ?
Yoda It's all good man, like I said some people are fans and some are fanatics, I know where you are coming from ;-)
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Thu Dec 11 '03 9:04:29 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
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mr Nick - great shame about the jam session... yes we'll definately jam next year some time..... no worries...
conectutive octaves... in 4 part harmony, imagine I have a bass note moving from E to F# and an alto note moving from E to F# at the same time an octave above... this is therefore two voices moving conesectutively at an octave interval... an event like this in 17th century harmony is illegal... the same applies to consecutive 5ths.. so our example would be E -> F# in the bass and B to C in the tenor..
power chords are constutive 5th's and octaves.. in the lifetimes of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven they would be deeply frowned upon...
hahaha.. neo-classical-metal therefore cannot exist...
and the most ripped off composers are Bach, Mozart and Beethoven.. lol.. and all this music created in their name and honour they'd think sounds like shite.. lol.. lol... lol
Yoda - no worries... we'll get around to it...when are you back in Guildford?
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Thu Dec 11 '03 9:06:35 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
York, North Yorkshire
England
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Clarky - Term starts again on January the 5th, but I'll probably move back up on the Saturday beforehand. So, the 3rd I guess...
NM
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Thu Dec 11 '03 9:12:06 am
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TASTEY
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i didnt realize i would get so much shit for thinking it was odd that someone in the joe satriani chat room didnt have joe as at least the top 5 if not #1, and actually say it.
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Thu Dec 11 '03 9:19:03 am
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TASTEY
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of course i think its ok to like other guitar players more! i guess i just thought if joe were reading and saw that everyone was posting their favorite guitarists down, and he wasn't one of them, it might hurt his feelings, so i felt bad forh im about it. i was just thinking of joe.....
so go at it......we don't all think alike.........i guess thats what "opinions" were designed for.
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Thu Dec 11 '03 9:26:58 am
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Clarky
Paul Clark
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r6r - if you are, for want of a better term, in the 'key' of A Dorian.. think of it that you have a pool of notes to chose from that can be considered as A Dorian.. these notes can be used to build chords diatonic to that key.. and think of the the G major conection as being relative and nothing more...
this is because chord I is Am - so the tonal emphasis anchors on chord I
yoda / mr nick - I'll try and sort out the Saturday for 17th Jan then...? ? ? ?
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Thu Dec 11 '03 9:44:28 am
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Master Yoda
Neil Morgan
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Tasty - Yeah, I agree with Greg. I doubt he'd mind. He wouldn't take something personally that was this trivial.
Clarky - Sounds grand.
NM
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Clarky
Paul Clark
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yoda / tastey - I don't have a top five... if I did, I'm not sure that Satch would make in there... I'd have to think pretty hard on it..
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Thu Dec 11 '03 9:45:48 am
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Mr Nick
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clarky..explain what you mean by non-consecutive octaves and 5ths...
songwriting...songwriting...songwriting...how do you write a song?? i come up with an idea..then an hour later or a day later..its crap...i think i've been listening to too much iron maiden..i need some more satch and vai and dt stuff...thats new...inspirational..cool..rocking...etc..but i always seem to end up stealing their ideas....
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Thu Dec 11 '03 10:06:52 am
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TASTEY
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did anyone watch the billboard music awards last night? i thought that stupid plastic dog, had been given some pretty bad jokes to say. i thought they went a little too far. not that its a "family show" but it was pretty harsh.
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Fretslayer
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sugarbear:Great questions man....I love how Joe's music tells a story. Some songs take me to a different world. Just lay back, close my eyes, and I'm off.
JS_JS: No prob bro, everyone has thier personal faves, I actually enjoyed the discussion you guys were having, and wanted to get in on the action.
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Thu Dec 11 '03 10:14:39 am
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TASTEY: I don't think Joe worries about that kind of thing to much, he knows we all love his music. Besides, they wouldn't be at this site if they didn't like something he played! Least I hope not ;)
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Thu Dec 11 '03 10:16:56 am
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Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
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Simon Manzer: Nice to see you back! What have you been up to lately?
I heard Larry Carlton yesterday and he's a monster! I can definitely see his influence on Steve Lukather.
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Thu Dec 11 '03 10:22:28 am
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
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What's wrong with Master Yoda saying what he did? There's nothing wrong with that. I think Joe appreciates comments like his instead of stuff like "Joe rules...I love all of his music!"... TASTEY (sorry for singling you out...hehe), would you like it if people only constantly told you "you rock" without saying why or without giving suggestions on how you could improve doing whatever?
Would you guys get mad at me if I said something like my favorite Joe show was my first one (4/12/00)? I've seen him five times since then, but never felt better than I did after the first show. Does that mean I should stop being a fan? No way.
fatbastard - If the anthem wasn't shown on television, it wasn't filmed...so it can't go up on this site. Even if it was filmed, Fox would own the rights...not Joe. I don't think we'd be able to see it.
guyzif - Welcome to the site! Tell us about yourself...
michelle - I want some Cheez-It's...in a Christmas card autographed by the fine people at Sunshine Foods, perhaps? Hehehe... :-)
TASTEY - Most awards shows are crap, IMHO. ;-) I didn't watch the awards last night.
As far as personal info about Joe goes, what do you want to know? Ask a few questions and we'll try to help you out.
As far as basic info goes, well... He was born in 1956, he picked up guitar the day Jimi Hendrix died, his wife's name is Rubina, they have one son (Z.Z.), he loves to snowboard and is probably up at Lake Tahoe now doing just that...
...Austin...
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Brian Currier
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My 2 cents worth
1. Joe Satriani
2. John Mcglaughlin
3. Jeff Beck
4. Al Di Meola
5. Steve Vai
Does anyone else remember how cool Joe played starry night on the G3 tour. He really took off towards the end of
the song.
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Thu Dec 11 '03 10:26:47 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Holy **it, 100 already!!! I got way too much time on my hands. I should be practicing or listening more!!!
First post Oct 06 03... What is the record for fastest 100???
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TASTEY
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du the stu: well if you read my posts you bo bo you'd get where i was coming from. listen don't give me any shit you brat, he he. i was just thnking of Joe man.....ease up.......
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Sky_Ant
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here's my top 5 guitarist for now
1. Joe and Steve of couse
2.Terry Syrek (he's my teacher)
3.Jason Becker and Marty Friedman
4.Michael Hedges
5.And Mr. Malmsteem oh wait it's J Malmsteem lol
My vai dvd review:
! WoW ! that's all ;)
Also does anyone know a site where they have a walkthrough on how to make your own eletric guitar? I want to build my own guitar ya know, a sentimental kinda thing. So if anyone knows a good site please post it up THANX!!
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